Match the appropriate tests with the indicated procedure form the table above.CericSodium FerricAcetylSodium AcetateEsterLucasAmmoniumMetal Chloride ChlorideFusionTestTestTestNitrate TestTestTestTestA ProcedureExperimentA few drops of ceric ammoniumnitrate were added to the givenunknown liquid, then shook well.A small quantity of anhydrouscalcium sulphate was added to thegiven unknown liquid, then shookAwell. The mixture was then filteredand to the filtrate, 2-3 drops ofacetyl chloride was added. Theresulting mixture was then shookwell, and a glass rod previouslydipped in ammonium hydroxidesolution was brought near themouth of the test tube containingthe resulting mixture.A small quantity of glacial aceticacid and 2-3 drops of conc.sulphuric acid was added to thegiven unknown liquid. The mixturewas then warmed for about 10minutes, then poured into 20 ml ofcold water.A small quantity of anhydrouscalcium sulphate was added to thegiven unknown liquid, then shookCDwell. The mixture was then filteredand to the filtrate, a small piece ofsodium metal was added.

This question can be answered based on tests used for functional group detection.

Match the appropriate tests with the indicated procedure form the table above. Ceric Sodium Ferric Acetyl Sodium Acetate Ester Lucas Ammonium Metal Chloride Chloride Fusion Test Test Test Nitrate Test Test Test Test A

Match the appropriate tests with the indicated procedure form the table above. Ceric Sodium Ferric Acetyl Sodium Acetate Ester Lucas Ammonium Metal Chloride Chloride Fusion Test Test Test Nitrate Test Test Test Test A

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Chapter14: Applications Of Ultraviolet-visible Molecular Absorption Spectrometry

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